The Indiana Fever's star guard, Caitlin Clark, never missed a game through college or her rookie year, but three soft-tissue injuries sidelined her for 31 contests this season.
On Monday, USA Basketball announced Kara Lawson as the next head coach of the United States women's basketball team, which she will lead in search of a ninth consecutive gold medal at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
The Indiana Fever have surpised a lot of people over the past seven days. Exactly one week ago, the Fever had suffered a double-digit loss to the Atlanta Dream in Game 1 of their first-round WNBA playoffs series.
The heartbreak still lingers for the Seattle Storm in Climate Pledge Arena. Just days after watching their season slip away in a gut-wrenching three-game playoff sweep to the Las Vegas Aces, the Seattle Storm delivered another crushing blow to their faithful fanbase.
While she's still in the middle of her coaching career, even if Cheryl Reeve were to retire today, she would go down as one of (if not the) greatest women's basketball coaches of all time.
Indiana stunned the Las Vegas Aces in Game 1 of the semifinals, despite being without key players, including Caitlin Clark. Entering the series as underdogs, the Fever seized home-court advantage with a dominant 89-73 win.
The Chicago Sky announced on Monday that Courtney Vandersloot, Ariel Atkins and Angel Reese will no longer participate in exit interviews after initially planning to hold theirs at a later date, as reported by Front Office Sports' Annie Costabile.
The Indiana Fever jumped to a 1-0 advantage over the Las Vegas Aces in their WNBA Semifinals series after producing an impressive 89-73 victory on the Aces' home court on September 21.
Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon dealt with their loss against the Indiana Fever, particularly after an exceptional performance from Fever star Kelsey Mitchell.
Indiana Fever star player Kelsey Mitchell has made WNBA history after the team’s victory over the Las Vegas Aces, and she spoke to the impact her head coach had on her mental health, especially after losing his father.
The Seattle Storm just barely squeaked into the playoffs at 23-21, where they lost in the first round to the red-hot Las Vegas Aces, taking the series to three games.
The defending-champion New York Liberty were bounced from the WNBA playoffs with a first-round loss to the Phoenix Mercury after dropping the last two games of a three-game series.
Behind Kelsey Mitchell's playoff career-high 34 points, the sixth-seeded Indiana Fever spoiled the celebration for Most Valuable Player A'ja Wilson and the host Las Vegas Aces with an 89-73 Game 1 upset in their WNBA semifinal matchup on Sunday.
The Las Vegas Aces (0-1) met the Indiana Fever (1-0) for game 1 of the in the WNBA Semifinals on Sunday afternoon. 4x MVP A’ja Wilson was honored with her MVP trophy by the home crowd before the game.
On September 21, news broke that Las Vegas Aces superstar A'ja Wilson won the 2025 WNBA MVP award, marking the second consecutive season in which Wilson is the league MVP and the fourth time in her iconic career.
LAS VEGAS—This was far from the outcome that the Las Vegas Aces wanted to start the semifinals off with. On Sunday, the Aces dropped Game One of their semifinal series to the Indiana Fever 89-73 at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
At least one New York Liberty acquisition went home happy after Game 3 of the opening round series against the Phoenix Mercury. While Phoenix's headliners
After an exciting first round, the WNBA semifinals is finally set to begin. For the Las Vegas Aces, the road back to the finals begins on Sunday when they take on the Indiana Fever at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
A'ja Wilson is the WNBA's first four-time WNBA MVP. This is the second consecutive win for the Las Vegas Aces star, who also was named MVP in 2020 and 2022.
When it came to Sabrina Ionescu discussing the future, New York Liberty fans likely hoped that she would be doing so in a much more immediate tone. Alas
The Indiana Fever advanced to the WNBA's semifinals with their Game 3 win over the Atlanta Dream earlier this week, but they still were not happy with how the games were officiated. It resulted in a small fine for their best player, Caitlin Clark, following a social media post later in the week.